The Process Wiki
July 5th, 2009 by Scott FrancisHaving just referenced Connie Moore’s thoughts on collaborative BPM, it seems a propos to then turn our attention to “the process wiki” – which I learned about through Keith Swenson’s blog post (“Rise of the Process Wiki”) on the subject (and I’ve since seen a couple of additional references).
If something like the process wiki takes off, it could really change some things in the BPM world. I’m still a little underwhelmed by what is already in the wiki, but I think that is partly because the vendor-specific collaboration forums offer more interaction with the models directly. But, where I can see real value is in promoting discussion of the processes that are posted, trade-offs in design, etc. That’s where it would play to a wiki’s strengths, in my opinion.
You can find a pretty good discussion of the site on Keith’s blog, as it dovetails nicely with his interest in model portability and XPDL as a vehicle for such.
Related posts:
- #bpmCamp 2010 Stanford Wiki is up
- Process Trends from Keith Swenson
- Apple and Business Process Management
- Creating and Retiring Process Debt at #bpmCamp 2010 @ Stanford
- Should we Incorporate “Process Debt” as a Concept in BPM?
Tags: Keith Swenson, XPDL